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“Don’t mess with America’s boat.” Now where have I heard that before lol 😂
Gotta love "The Fat Electrian "
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“Proportional”
The interesting thing is, our navy was originally designed to destroy pirates.
The US Naval Act of 1794 established the US Navy in response to the Barbary pirates, establishing a long tradition of dealing with them.
Aka, don't fuck with our boats.
@@jordan9604they f*** with the boat especially a Southern state boat don't be shocked if you see bodies hanging from the boat😂😂 little bit of that 1920s terror lol.
This is like visiting your old high school a few years after graduation and finding a brand new building
Fun Fact: The USS Bainbridge is named for Commodore William Bainbridge, who led a squadron of ships against pirates in the Second Barbary War.
The deployment of that ship to handle the situation was NOT a coincidence...
Purates after sinking US ships, Hornet, and Yorktown:
Enterprise shows up: “You won’t live to regret that”.💀
Pirates: “Why do I hear boss music”?
Japan: “That’s not boss music, it’s the music for your funeral. I’ll pray for you”.
Pirates: *steal/sink US ships*
Other countries: “You REALLY shouldn’t have done that”.
Pirates: “Why”?
USS Enterprise/The Grey Ghost appearing out of nowhere turning her wrath on them: “How many ships do I have to sink”?💀🦅
Japan: don't touch the fucking boats
Shots fired first no longer applies since the ship bombing in Yemen back in like 2003, a boat is a weapon and will be sunk if he gets within a certain distance.
Quite a few of the extras in "Captain Phillips" were actual Navy personnel who had taken part in the op.
The pirates we're also local Somali residents. The director felt that this was also their story and wanted to show that.
I noticed they didn't mention the US Navy's VBSS teams. I've done around 80 boardings myself, so far in my 16+ years in, and VBSS teams are the go-to for anti-piracy ops. At least that's our current first step in a situation. There are multiple videos on VBSS, I suggest you take a look and see for yourself. Love your videos.
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Uyyy... Neptune Spear was the Bin Laden Raid, Operation Active Endeavour was the rescue of Captain Phillips.
I think pirates forget… the US navy was founded to destroy pirates 😂
They pulled up in the night and had to get really close before realizing it was a stealth grey, polygon shaped ship lmao. Like finding the Kraken.
Like realizing you were trying to sneak up on the kraken.
There is always a hunter killer sub attached to a carrier.
You gotta chew a lot of khat to think you can hijack a warship.
For me, it’s like the dogs who chase cars! Even if they miraculously caught one, they couldn’t even operate such a vessel.
please don't review Navy Productions channel, they're an AI driven page.
Let's not forget that. The US Navy was formed to fight pirates
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I was just thinking that. 😂
It did bother me a touch when the video narrator called the SEAL operation that saved Captain Phillips Operation Neptune Spear. That’s actually the name of the operation that killed Osama Bin Laden.
I am a 100% DAV former combat medic. I can see the pride you have in your service. It makes me smile
The title kind of implies there would be a right one to attack.
Managed a tour around Echo when I was in the Air Cadets, she came into port where I was in Cyprus!
One of my favorite videos covering this topic is from a channel called History Buff. He reviews the historical authenticity of movies/TV shows, and they do a review of Captain Philips which is about the 2009 Maersk Alabama hijacking by Somali pirates.
Every one of those small pirate vessels that come close will bring memories of the USS Cole.
Your ships number was H87, and your ships badge was two silver and bronze horns in a blue and green circle right?
Thanks so much for letting us know what ship you served on. Very cool!
the scene with all the navy ships in formation is probably from a large exercise like RIMPAC. so they're not all US ships. The US navy doesn't deploy that many ships together by itself. NAvy Productions channel often pulls video from things that have nothing to do with the premise of the video. The title of the video is "...ATTACK the wrong US NAVY vessel..." and the bulk of the discussion is about the Maersk Alabama, a civilian container ship (see the movie Captain Phillips). Its clickbait. don't encourage it.
The two ships behind the US carrier appear to be an Izumo Class Helicopter Destroyer of the Japanese Naval SDF and a Wasp Class Amphibious Assault ship.
This is more than likely RIMPAC.
Sonic weapons are non lethal but if you try to stand too long when targeted by one you will wish it were. You will get hearing damage but it's a question of how much. Being deaf will not make you immune either as it wil still mess with your inner ear where the body uses to keep overall balance, inducing severe vertigo.
The Zumwalt class of Destroyers has been scrapped😢
Not true. There are 3 ships of the class. Zumwalt, Monsoor, and Johnson. The gun system was scrapped, as the cost of the specialized ammo was calculated based on 32 ships of the class, not 3. When the plan for the remaining 29 ships was canceled, the cost of the ammo soared, like too costly for even the US government, which should say enough. Those gun systems are being removed and replaced with hypersonic missiles.
I'm pretty sure attacking any US Navy ship is the wrong US Navy ship.
The picture is probably an international exercise such as RimPac which was last held earlier this year in the Pacific.
It is very common for people to use the term "nonlethal" when that is not how these weapons are classified. Like tazers or pepper spray they are classed as "less than lethal" which is to say they are meant to not kill you directly but under some conditions they can indirectly. For instance if you take a blast from that water hose to the face it would likely render you unconscious, which obviously makes swimming difficult.
Apart from dropping into the sea, there'll also be some damage if a pirate is driven backwards into his own skiff by the water cannon.
HMS Echo had very restrictive rules of engagement partially because she was a survey ship, not a surface combatant. You're not gonna send a mapping ship into combat if you have any choice at all. And don't forget: The current US Navy's original mission was anti-piracy. The entire thing started because the Barbary Pirates touched our boats.
Lets be honest. Theres no right ship to attack
They probably think or are led to believe that if they manage to climb aboard all they need to do is capture someone and they can hold it hostage to take the rest of the ship. This in their minds sounds far more plausible than the cold reality of being engaged from afar by the ship's CIWS autonomous miniguns once a button is pressed to allow it to engage all targets. Of course even if they did manage to climb aboard and managed to capture someone that is not going to result in the captain surrendering the ship. at that point the hostage is not a bargaining chip like they believe but the only thing keeping them alive at that point something that they will learn the hard way.
imagine being on a skiff and seeing a harpoon approaching
These pirates also win the lottery if captured and taken to America for trial, were after serving a sentence of free room and board they can become a NY city cab driver.
7:00 -- THIS is our healthcare!
Pirates attack 'the wrong US Navy ship'... there's a right one?
7:50
As an army veteran, I’ve always been bewildered by the rules of engagement to kill a foreign foe in the theater of war, being more strict than a U.S. police officer to use lethal force on a civilian citizen of the U.S.
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So your telling me i cant be a viking. A man of Scandinavian decent with strains of royal irish, and meixican blood who can go into a beserk rage sans drugs (mushrooms were for weaklings) on command.........
When I was teaching cadets, there was a time when the targets had to be changed from a human silhouette to more of not. So they used the legs..
So what happened to the top halves?…. Well, a bunch of us staff members destroyed them with gpmg’s 😂
Pirates do not stand a chance if stopped before boarding. If on ship a defense party it all depends on that party deployed
Ice ‘em
Ask the Barbary pirates why the US has a Navy. When I was in the Navy we were still feeling the attack on the USS Cole so we were training to kill those small craft with the fifty cals (lethal deterrents).
Wow the HMS Echo was the first of its class. You was on an epic boat/ship
I'm curious .... as any of these small crew of pirates EVER actually boarded and taken control of a Naval warship? Because it seems REAL dumb to me.
One super transport ship can be worth more than one navy ship. The cargo is the main objective to destination.
at the 6:48 time mark ;that is only one of the Carrier battle groups and we actually have 4
US Carrier Strike Groups are composed of 7-8 ships including subs, and there are 11.
I suspect if they somehow did manage to take a US navy vessel, the Somalin coastline would suddenly move quite a few miles inland.
The spinny water thing though it may be lethal if it does kill someone it really is their choice to challenge the water robot or not.
Just wait until those pirates get the weapons from Afghanistan withdrawal!
The US Gov doesn't negotiate, you would get multple seal teams deployed
Except we did. And we traded a basketball player smoking a weed pen for the Merchant of Death. Go figure.
And as we all know thanks to TFE, what is the purpose of the US Navy? Fighting pirates.
Lol says i won't be a real viking, grows up on boats in the northland, and raids the coast for fun and profit.
The Navy isn’t wasting a million dollar middle over a penny skiff
Nothing is lethal if if no one causes its’ use being required…
any us navy ship is the wrong us navy ship. they are never alone
6:00 mark…that’s a rusty-ass gun
Remember folks this Royal Marine served doing necessary work, and with his team possibly saved dozens if not hundreds of lives by defending one big boat....and also millions of dollars to his tax payer brethren.
Was it one of those with all the sails? That's what I imagine British ships as
This makes no damn sense lol. I heard about this but never caught the full story. But what batshit crazy idiot would get into his barely seaworthy piece of crap boat and go attack a navy war ship, let alone a damn carrier the size of a city!! That Darwin Award was well earned lol. That carrier just said “You, you, and you! Outta the gene pool, now!” lol
Jeesh you've got to be out of your mind to try and take over an American navy boat.
WHO TOUCHED MY BOATS?!
DON'T TOUCH MY BOATS!!!
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Totally missed out on not casting Josh Brolin for the role of Captain Phillips. They could be brothers.
This must be an older video, since the navy is moving on from the Zumwalt. Too expensive to arm and operate compared to other options.
Love your videos, gonna sound a bit nerdy but "viking" comes form the old Norse "Vikingr" meaning thief or raider and they went on "Vikings" meaning raid. So when we call Norsemen vikings it's more like calling them a warrior or the action of going on a raid
All of these less lethal devices are on commercial vessels not naval I don't know why the narrator hasn't once mentioned that
The “don’t touch our boats” thing goes back to colonial America.
You should watch the movie "Black Hawk Down" to get a different view of Somalia.
they do because they chew that CACOW (sp)
I think you're missing the main point of this video. There are designated ships that patrol for piracy. They are not worried about themselves. They are protecting private cargo ships... They handle their own. It is about keeping international commerce open and unimpeded as much as possible. You keep referencing "protecting" a naval vessel. This is not what is being talked about with this entire video. It is about protection of shipping lanes, and yes, these task forces to actively patrol and respond to the threat/instances of piracy. Love your videos!
Woah that is crazy bad idea to attack them
Excuse me! I'm part Danish Viking.
This is just what ifs...
Does anyone know how pirates could attack the RIGHT US Navy ship?
What kind of idiot do you have to be to try and F with a US Carrier?
My comment may have posted cuz of a link but look into Johnny Harris why do we (US) spend so much on military
Bro, with your background and ya already have American citizenship…….you could be a Veteran of both militaries 🤷♂️👍🇺🇸🫡.
Anybody on a boat is a viking 😂 "vik" = river or waterway, to go viking means to ride a vessel down a waterway 😂 I've been viking, I descend from *the BEST, MOST LEGENDARY TV & Movie featured vikings & Norse deities* (allegedly, if the birth records are correct 😅) - Ivar Ragnarsson, Ragnar Sigurdsson, Gomerick Ragnvaldsson, Yngvi-Freyr Njordsson, Njordr Yngvasson, Yngvi-Frey Bengorisson, etc.
anywho, thats all written down in the Montgomery family tree, of which I descend.
Luke, you keep falling for the same B-roll trick every video about the modern US Navy does. 6:37 is not the US Navy struttin' their stuff. That's video footage from one of the RIMPAC fleets on the move to the drill sites. AKA, that's basically a multinational fleet going to go practice. The reason why it's often confused as "the Mighty US Navy and only the Mighty US Navy" is because A, only the US has super carriers that are so dominant on the waters that the moment you see them you cannot mistake them for any other nation's carriers. And B, every other modern warship looks the same at first glance. Strip off the national flags of a group of destroyers and line them up in a port and you tell me which nation each belongs to without boarding them or reading anything on them. There's minute differences, yes, but a lot of modern warships have gone the way of the modern commuter sedan. If you weren't allowed a closer look you'd probably think they're all the same.
I'm pretty sure that B-roll is a US Carrier flanked and followed by US, British, French, Spanish, Australian, Canadian, Swiss, Swedish, Norwegian, German, Japanese, and Korean ships. But the US Carriers are being used as both flag ships and "rental training wheels" of sorts to the other nations. Again, the US has the most super carriers in the world and operates the most and essentially is the king of carrier naval warfare. Something that gives the US a leg up against other navies that would oppose the US. However, it's not unique to the US. Other nations, if able to, would operate super carriers. It's just the monumental cost to have them, maintain them, and operate them don't match their national needs/desires. The US is the "world's police" and our super carriers are the patrol car sitting on the side of the road of the freeway where you're not sure if they're radar-ing traffic or not, but everyone is suddenly going 65mph or slower on that 1 section of road. During RIMPAC, the US is allowing other nations to operate with their carriers to train them on how it's like to operate with a super carrier and what kinds of operational changes are needed to take them into account.
I find it to be a good thing. BRICS probably doesn't, but whatever. The point is that that training and experience is being passed down so that at the time of WWIII and the oceans are filled with ships again, nations aren't sinking their own carriers because they don't know how to best integrate them. I don't think it'd be that bad, but you perform how you've practiced, and if you haven't practiced, you're not going to perform.
This video you're reacting to is probably a 5/10 in info. Like I'm not an expert in anti-piracy, but there's just a few things mentioned that are either out of date information, overly optimistic hyping, or just misinformation and misunderstanding of things all together from what I've learned. For example, Aegis isn't a type of missile. A single US Destroyer can have the Aegis system on it, but that's not how it's best used. It's a defense SYSTEM. The best hypothetical I can give is if a carrier escort is sailing and an AWACS plane picks up a radar ping and a missile launch, Aegis will, without needing all the approvals and checks, take control of, let's say, escort destroyer 3's 2nd port side missile interceptor launcher and fire 1 interceptor to go take down the threat. That's what Aegis does and that's why it's so powerful. You don't need to calculate who has the best chance of taking down the threat or how long you need to counter act or if you should evade. Aegis does all of that and if countering the threat is the correct action, it will do it automatically and it will use any tool it needs to to do it. That interceptor missed and the threat is still coming? Now it's taking over destroyer 2's CWIS and it's laying down fire. It's not sentient, but it's kind of verge of "Skynet" but it's actually not being used for harm. It's strictly being used for defense.
But if you really want a deterrent for the pirates, all you really need to do is invent torpedoes that move half a knot faster than a skiff's max speed. You fire those at the pirates and have them chase them down and once they hit, all they do is pop a hole below the water line. That's going to be the most stress inducing and biggest troll to them. They'd learn a very quick lesson of it's better not to mess with trade. However, it's pathetic that people think they're fine just dumping trash into the ocean and they're fine doing it because "it's not their coasts". I'd much rather have no pirates, plastic straws, and people capable of picking up their own garbage and properly disposing of it. Instead we have pirates, paper garbage, and hypocrites screeching about the climate as they keep throwing non-biodegradable garbage all over which ends up in the ocean.
Not that what I have to ask has to do with the video, but has OriginalHuman lost weight?
I enjoy watching your videos. I just started but do you always talk this much during reactions?
RIMPAC 2024 reaction please
First????
I think I'm wrong
THIS was your job?? You never saw any combat...stop pretending like the military gave you PTSD...false sympathy grab man...not cool. So many people actually NEED help and you're just a limp wrist hippie crying over nothing.